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The Week in Zinfandel (4/4/22)

Welcome to the latest installment of The Week in Zinfandel. If I missed your post or story please send me a link and I will be sure to include it next week. The Nittany Epicurean review the 2019 m2 Wines Zinfandel Old Vine Soucie Vineyard. Michelle Williams writes History In A Glass: The Intoxicating Quality Of Old Vine Wines. Wine…

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The Week in Zinfandel (3/28/22)

Welcome to the latest installment of The Week in Zinfandel. If I missed your post or story please send me a link and I will be sure to include it next week. Randy Caparoso writes The Women Winemakers of Lodi (part 3 — our Incredible up and Coming Talent). Tim Fish writes Zinfandel According to Nalle. Rosa Chalekien reviews the…

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The Week in Zinfandel (3/21/22)

Welcome to the latest installment of The Week in Zinfandel. If I missed your post or story please send me a link and I will be sure to include it next week. Ken’s Wine Guide reviews the 2019 Robert Biale Zinfandel Black Chicken. Norm Roby writes El Dorado Wines: Checking All the Terroir Boxes. Peg Melnik reviews the 2019 Fritz Zinfandel…

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The Week in Zinfandel (3/14/22)

Welcome to the latest installment of The Week in Zinfandel. If I missed your post or story please send me a link and I will be sure to include it next week. Joe Roberts reviews the 2014 Mikami Vineyards Zinfandel. Randy Caparoso writes The Woman Winemakers of Lodi. R.H. Drexel writes Wines that Touch the Sky: The Alpine Terroir of…

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The Week in Zinfandel (3/7/22)

Welcome to the latest installment of The Week in Zinfandel. If I missed your post or story please send me a link and I will be sure to include it next week. Ken’s Wine Guide reviews the 2019 Hartford Family Winery Zinfandel Russian River Valley Old Vine. Sonoma Magazine writes Best Sonoma Wineries for First-Time Visitors, 2022 Edition. Randy Caparoso…

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The Week in Zinfandel (2/28/22)

Welcome to the latest installment of The Week in Zinfandel. If I missed your post or story please send me a link and I will be sure to include it next week. Nittany Epicurean reviews the 2020 Fathers + Daughters Cellars Rosé of Zinfandel. Alder Yarrow writes Back to the Zinfandel Experience. Peg Melnik reviews the 2019 Dry Creek Valley…

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The Week in Zinfandel (2/21/22)

Welcome to the latest installment of The Week in Zinfandel. If I missed your post or story please send me a link and I will be sure to include it next week. ENOFYLZ Wine Blog writes Book Review and Wine Pairing; On California-From Napa to Nebbiolo…Tales from the Golden State. Zinfandel Chronicles reviews the 2017 Bedrock Wine Co. Lorenzo’s Heritage.…

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The Week in Zinfandel (2/14/22)

Welcome to the latest installment of The Week in Zinfandel. If I missed your post or story please send me a link and I will be sure to include it next week. Esther Mobley writes East Bay Institution Rock Wall is Closing After 14 Years Due to the Pandemic. Wine & Judgement reviews the 2019 Oak Ridge Winery Zinfandel Old…

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The Week in Zinfandel (2/7/22)

Welcome to the latest installment of The Week in Zinfandel. If I missed your post or story please send me a link and I will be sure to include it next week. Vinepair writes Black-Owned Breweries, Distilleries and Wineries. The Washington Post writes Following California’s Zinfandel Trail. Ridge Wine Blog writes Winter Winemaking Updates. Jeff Siegel writes The Taming of…

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Cayuse Release Weekend Cancelled Again

For the third year in a row Cayuse Release Weekend has been cancelled due to the pandemic. Locals will have the opportunity to pick up their wine but there will not be a tasting for mailing list member. “Under the current reduced-occupancy restrictions, it would be logistically impossible to welcome all who wish to attend. In order to treat everyone…

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